Ghana disputes Brazil asylum bid

Ghana's government has said the country has no religious violence, after 200 Ghanaian World Cup fans asked for asylum in Brazil. The fans said they were Muslims fleeing religious conflict, according to Brazilian police. The group are believed to be part of a government-sponsored delegation, mainly comprising supporters of the governing party. Ghana is seen as one of West Africa's most peaceful and prosperous countries.
Background:
Ghana disputes World Cup fans' Brazil asylum bid [BBC]
Reports: Hundreds of Ghanaian fans seeking asylum in Brazil [NBC Sports]